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The Painted Wastelands RPG - The Quest Unpronounceable

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Category: Role Playing Games

The sickos at Agamemnon Press publish a series of ENnie award winning RPG adventures set in the same world as Mr. Unpronounceable. Fans of The Painted Wastelands can now bring Mr Unpronounceable to their game table with The Quest Unpronounceable. this new adventure written by John Leibee (author of Strange Tales of the Painted Wastelands). John has brought us an exciting adventure filled with twists allowing the players to tag along with Mr Unpronounceable on another one of this disturbingly weird quests through the land of dreams. This adventure comes with a pack of trading cards! As players explore the dreaded Crimson Manse, they draw a card to discover what horrors lie behind the next door. 

This adventure will be 8.5x11 and fully illustrated in color. It will have a similar shape and appearance to The Painted Wastelands Player's Guide

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Richard ★★★★★

The quest structure is so cleverly paced that my group finished it in two sittings, and the tie-ins to the main campaign world actually make the whole setting feel richer. I’ve run a lot of modules where the plot falls apart halfway, but this one held together from the first scene to the final revea

Claire ★★★★★

Finally, a module that lives up to the hype — the ENnie award pedigree is well deserved. The writing is sharp, and the way it connects back to the main setting is clever without being forced.

William ★★★☆☆

The layout and art direction are solid, and the ENnie nod makes sense, but the writing itself feels uneven—some scenes drag while others rush through key moments. It’s playable if you’re already deep into this setting, but I wouldn’t call it a standout for newcomers.